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Blue diamond skid steer brush cutter
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Joined: 04 Feb 2013
Location: Fairmount GA
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    Posted: 01 Dec 2021 at 5:55am
I traded for a 60" yesterday and put it on a Kubota SVL75-2. I wasn't really sure what to expect but WOW! This thing is pretty awesome. Cut about an acre and a half of thick briars and some saplings/small trees in about an hour and ten minutes. First 10 minutes or so was figuring it out. I wish it had been a 72" because it didn't quite cover my tracks but I got it CHEAP. If anybody is considering a blue diamond, don't hesitate.
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Rented a setup like that last year. WOW! Is right. Cleaned things up right quick.
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Sons attachments for skid loaders . He is building out snow plows now but has some shop time open for other attachments .
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I didn't have the money to buy any brush mower, for my ASV RC-30, when I bought it tears ago.  So I got a junked out (rust holed deck) 4' deck 3 point hitch mower, scrapped the sheet metal and frame, welded up an 11 gauge deck, and made a QD frame.  Slapped a $500 hyd motor on the gearbox, and have mowed with it for years, now...Wink
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